PowerA Enhanced Wireless Controller for Nintendo Switch - Cuphead: Mugman

Good controller works as expected

Hard to believe that it has been 5 years since Nintendo released the Switch, and changed their fortunes in regards to video games. They hybrid console has been a absolute knockout, selling over 100 million units and delivering a massive variety of great games like Super Mario Odyssey and Luigi's Mansion 3.But when it has came down to accessories for the hybrid console, many third-party companies have had a fair set of good, but mostly bad add-ons that don't match what Nintendo wants out of them. Power A has shown a decent set of controllers for the Switch, but some need improvement over time. This one from Power A features the independent Cuphead on the faceplate and works well for multiplayer games like Monster Hunter Rise and Splatoon 2. But you do not get any rumble feedback or amiibo support with this add-on. It also runs on batteries and does not constant recharging over time, which is nice for anyone that wants to save money on energy. Still, you get a decent performance out of this controller, but here are better controllers out there for the money.If you own a Switch or Switch OLED, than I suggest you look around for a better controller for the money. Perhaps one from PXN instead, or just stick with the Switch Pro Controller in the end. Price: C 1/2- Convenience & Setup: B- Overall: C 1/2+

Works fine at the beginning but as time goes on the left joystick is starting to have a mind of its own.

This product was bought in September for a Christmas present for our son as the stock was running low. Upon opening today (25th December), the controller is stuck in the down position. Both control sticks are in neutral position but the switch options are constantly going down. An expensive gift to arrive broken.